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The “lady” is, in fact, Renata Sorrah who is playing a character from the telenovela “Senhora do Destino”, a popular show in Brazil. The meme first appeared as a gif of the actress appearing confused “being used as a reaction image is from October 31st, 2013, when UKMix forum poster CrazyCrazy” (knowyourmeme.com).

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The noun “trigger” has been in use since handguns were first invented. It comes from the Dutch verb “trekker” (to pull). The verb “to trigger” was first used in the 1930s. It originally applied to people who are diagnosed with what is now called “post-traumatic stress disorder” (once it was called “shell shock”).

Nick Young confused meme was part of Casey Athena's web series. through the lens, in which his mom claimed he was a clown when he was younger. and so he gave this reaction. Disaster Girl was a staged photo.

Math Lady or Confused Lady, known in Brazil as Nazaré Confusa, is an Internet meme. It shows Renata Sorrah, playing Nazaré Tedesco in Brazilian soap opera Senhora do Destino, surrounded by mathematical problems.

Where did Girl Math come from? The term “girl math” originated with TikToker Samantha Jane who shared a video explaining the process. In her view, girl math means that “anything under $5 feels free,” and returning an item worth $50 and then spending $100 counts as only having spent $50.

The term meme (from the Greek mimema, meaning “imitated”) was introduced in 1976 by British evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins in his work The Selfish Gene.

The expression What are those?! was entered on Urban Dictionary in October 2011, but it went viral in June 2015 when Instagram user @youngbusco posted a video of himself asking a police officer What are those?! about his basic black work boots.

One of the first memes to gain widespread attention in the internet age was the Dancing Baby. Yes, it was that simple: an image, GIF or video of a computer-animated dancing baby.